Future Events
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JRC Summer School 2023
The 4th edition of the JRC Summer School on Non-Animal Approaches in Sciences is already booked for May 2023. This edition is entitled Summer School on Non-animal Approaches in Science: Towards Sustainable Innovation.
Late breaking poster abstracts submission for the ESTIV 2022 Congress – Deadline September 30, 2022
(November 21-25, 2022) has been prolonged by September 30!
OECD published 6 new Test Guidelines and 10 updated or corrected Test Guidelines
On 30 June 2022, the OECD published new and updated test guidelines…
A report from Nordic Workshop on New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) has been published
The Nordic workshop on NAMs was organised by the Norwegian Environment Agency, Nordic risk assessment project (NORAP) and the Nordic Classification Group (NKGI) and took place between the 9th and the 11th of November 2021
The Special Issue of ESTIV 2022 Congress has been completed
The Editorial team of the special issue ESTIV 2022: Key enabling non-animal technologies for research, education and testing – Drs. Helena Kandarova, Clive Roper and Marketa Dvořáková – are happy to share that all papers submitted in relation to the ESTIV 2022 Congress in Barcelona have been published in Toxicology in Vitro, as Virtual Special Issue.
ESTIV Best Poster Award at EUROTOX 2023 Congress
The European Society of Toxicology In Vitro (#ESTIV), congratulates to Kirsten Veltman who has been selected as the recipient of the ESTIV Best poster presentation at the #EUROTOX2023 Congress in Ljubljana, Slovenia
ESTIV Awards at WC12
ESTIV Celebrates exceptional researchers presenting their science at the 12th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences in Canada.
ESTIV course trained early career scientists in toxicology
The 8th ESTIV Applied Training Course took place from 29 May to 2 June at the Institute of Experimental Pharmacology and Toxicology, Centre for Experimental Medicine (CEM SAV). The course focused on innovative approaches to toxicity assessment using in vitro and in silico procedures. Sixteen young scientists from eight European countries and Turkey participated in the course.